Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-04
Don't forget the caucus. -. ~
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Jas. Cronan sells the TRANSCRIPT.
Monday was busy day for Treasurer
Requa. ~. "
Honey ten cents pound at Horrobin
s. Rice's. 81. I'm.
Architect Zwicker has been busy,
making plans. .%. r>s*
Furniture repaired at the Austin
Furniture Co.'S. -.- ...ss..
Rorrobln Is Rice have fine lot of
dressed turkeys on hand. So
Where were the Capt. and the DR..
when the train went out?
For the latest styles in gents and
ladies' shoes, go to Schwan's.
The real estate transfers, of the last
week, indicate something of boom.
Try Balls Corsets. .@..-
SANDS, Dry Goods
The family of Mr.. SHEPPARD, of the
Austin State Bank, is at the Hotel Rob-
inson.
Large invoice of new spring goods at
j. Schwan's Blue Front. Goods arriving
every day. -a... 49,.
Richardson. Day & Co. have large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
1t you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the Office of Richardson, Day & Co.
over First National Bank. H.. 49, -.
Those wishing to take shares in the
Building Association, should apply at
once to the Sec., S. L. Howell. s
Buy the Red Seal unlaundried shirts
Prices SOC. 75c and 81.
SANDS, Dry Goods.
Ira VanHouse sold nine hogs, months
old, whose average weight was 225
pounds He sold them to A Friedrich
We sell all kinds of groceries as cheap
as our neighbers. Call and see.
HORROBN g. RICE.
Household furniture for sale cheap.
Over Slocum's coal Office.
y-. MRS. A. c.. PIERCE.
Call on E. III. Austin for fine photo.
graphic work, executed in the finest
style, and finished when promised. Over
Pooler & Weber. =
G. W. Hoy has returned to Austin to
live. he has rented Mrs. E.. NJ. Somers's
house and is moving in. He will proba-
bly, GO into business here. . ~.
Send in your cans for Gasoline. We
uC1ASCA W Oil pdItS VI C1ty. Nual4tJ
quntity and price guaranteed.
PooLER & WEBER. :
As several citizens of Albert Lea made
applications for loans from the Austin
Building Association. the Albert Lea
vltes have seen fit to organize one at
home. .@ g.. '.
Mr.. Jacobs will close out his large
stock of ready made clothing at cost, as
ho int tic To DIV o< h,e
business, and devote his whole attention
to the merchant tailoring department.
See ad. @-~,.:. =.
ABSTRACT OF TITLEs.-Procure an alb
stract of title to your property at VIM.
NJ. Howe's Office. Ten year experience.
Has the only complete set of books It
will be one of the best investments you
ever made.
The clothing business of Dettlebach
Brothers now demands the presence of
both gentlemen at Austin. They have
closed out their Waverly stock, and Abe
Dettlebach, who has managed that store,
will return to Austin.
The we'll known boomer, Mir. Tanner,
came over to pay his personal property
taxes. Monday. He is planning TO build
four story building. Mr.. Tanner hes
a warm feeling for Austin, and no doubt
Will be glad to help the boom along.
To THE EDITOR:-Permit me to say to
the voters, through your paper, that my
business engagements are such that
cannot and will not accept of the Office
of mayor if elected.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH.
Isaac Guy, proprietor of Park Dairy.
will deliver milk to any part of the city,
morning Or evening, to suit customers.
Will furnish milk for families, delivering
it in private cans for children. Leave
orders at McBride's grocery or at resi-
dence, Sd ward.
! The farmers in the vicinity of Varco
Station will no doubt read with interest
the communication, in another column.
on the new cheese factory. For the
amount OF money invested there is moth.
| ing will benefit the farmers so much as
cheese factory.
Following is a list of letters remaining
| in the post Office, for the thirty days end
ing Feb. 80, 1887.
Austin & Smith. Cummings
| Hanson Christian, Kirby James
Lindsey G Quest Peter
Strad Frank Stray Frank a ls1
ThOrlbeurn Frank
A Good One. Beach & Bowers's Min
strels are welcome departure fron sile
| general run of such entertainments.
They do not open the performance with
stale gags" but the opening is an en-.
tirely new feature in minstrelsy. They
| give most excellent show, and the pa.
| pers speak highly Of them in the neigh
boring cities in which they have ap-
| peared.
Pioneer Press. Isl
Chief Of Police Merchant to-day ar
rested W. P. Smith, at Albert Lea, want
ed in Iowa on q charge Of fraudnlently
| collecting internal revenue taxes. The
telegram ordering the arrest came from
Chief of Police Riley, Of Austin, and
a United States Marshal came for him
to-day.
This man was il Austin, last week
trying his blackmailing scheme, viii